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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 886, 1 February 1930, Page 18

BAND PERFORMANCES WITH LIEUT.-COL. MILLIGAN'S, D. 5.0., V.D., PERMISSION, THE ARTILLERY BAND Supported by SIGNOR COSTANTINI PUCCINI MUSICAL SOCIETY And Assisted by Well-known Auckland artists —Miss I. Lockwood (Violinist), Mr. G. Poore (Flautist), Mr. A. McElwain (Humorist), Mr. S. Adams (Pianist). Will give, in the LARGE TOWN HALL, On THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13. A GRAND CLASSICAL CONCERT, In Aid of Artillery Band Contest Fund. 1— Verdi, La Forza del Destino (Consecration and Prayer). 2 Gounod, Faust (Church Scene). 3 Bizet, Carmen (Toreador). A —Gouncrd, Faust (Calf of Gold). 5 Verdi, Rigoletto (Grand Quartet). 6 Donizetti Lucia di Lammermoor (Grand Sextet). Will be Sung by P.M.S. Choir and Soloists will be: — MISSES E. HERBERT (Soprano), D. JENKINS (Soprano), E. COUSINS (Soprano), I. FROST (Contralto). MESSRS G. FAGAN (Tenor), E. MITCHELL (Tenor), C. JOHNSTON (Tenor). H. VALENTINE (Baritone), J. DE-MONTALK (Bass), A. J. FISHER (Bass), H. HADLEY (Bass) For the First Time in the Dominion with Band Accompaniment, under the baton of MR. WYNNE SMITH. CONTEST SELECTIONS RENDERED BY ARTILLERY BAND. At the Piano: MISS K. O'LEARY, MR. S. ADAMS. At the Grand Organ: MISS L. RAE. Box Plan Open at Lewis Eady, Ltd., February 6. YE OLDE PIRATE SHIPPE Another happy dance will take place aboard Ye Olde Pirate Shippe this evening', and should be much enjoyed in those unique and cool surroundings. The Versatile Pirates Band will again delight dancers with their tuneful numbers.